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The project is an open-source initiative to develop more secure open web publishing. The Linux Foundation, which is a non-profit and neutral hub for open-source developers and organisations, has ...

Samsung Project Moohan (SM-I610) XR headset on Geekbench It has six cores based on Cortex-A78C – two run at 2.36GHz and four at 2.05GHz. This is paired with an Adreno 740 GPU.

There’s a new AI agent ready to browse the web and fill in forms without the need to touch your mouse. News. By Eric Hal Schwartz published 10 May 2025 Hugging Face goes open source for AI operator.

INPEX and Kanto Natural Gas Development established a JV to accelerate research and planning for a CCS project planned to serve industrial emitters in the Greater Tokyo Area.

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Project Mariner lives in the web browser as an experimental Chrome extension and understands the contents of your screen, including images, code, forms, and more.

It’s unclear when Project Mariner will roll out to Google’s massive user base, but when they do, these agents will have a significant impact on the broader web.

To that point, Google previewed Project Mariner, an AI agent that can navigate within a web browser. Mariner is an experimental Chrome extension that is currently available to select “trusted ...

Washington State’s Governor-Elect Bob Ferguson announced he’s creating a subcommittee on his transition team that’s preparing for “potential harms” under Project 2025.

Google is rumored to be rolling out an AI agent project to the Chrome browser that would allow Gemini to perform tasks on your behalf such as booking flights or searching the web.